Wemail

Latest version: v2020.8.14

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0.1.13

Added

- `update` command lets you check for updates without exiting the program.

0.1.12

Added

- Uses linux escape sequences to (try) and set the terminal title.
- Can now add attachments! Simply add `Attachment: /path/to/file` in the
headers and they will be replaced by the appropriate attachments. Images
can be inlined to CommonMarked email via something like so:

Attachment: /path/to/image.png; inline=true; name="example.png"

Hey, here is an inline image:
![Alt text](cid:example.png)

The only important thing is that `cid:<this part>` matches whatever is in the
`name="<this part>"`.

Fixed

- Resuming draft works properly.
- With only one draft, resuming no longer asks a second time.
- No longer multiply headers.
- Display failed body seek on KeyError, instead of crash.

Changed

- Temp file when composing now has `.eml` suffix, to trigger email-like
behaviors in editors that honor that kind of thing.
- Save raw message as draft after compose, rather than rendered.

0.1.11

Added

- compose now has an address book autocomplete function, using `ADDRESS_BOOK`
in the config file.

Fixed

- For messages without any kind of body, now show a list of message parts, if
any.

Changed

- Added spacer line between header and body.

0.1.10

Added

- Email forwarding.
- `r` shortcut for reply.
- Ability to save and resume drafts, queue messages for later sending, and edit
files generally.
- README for pypi and GitHub.

Fixed

- On failure to send, display failure message instead of crash.
- Properly display recipient headers when doing `proc`.

Changed

- Default to `mistletoe` for the CommonMark renderer, because tables are
cooler. But fallback to commonmark, if available.
- Show message body (up to 20 lines) when doing `proc`.

0.1.9

Fixed

- Fix `~`-prefixed maildir paths.

0.1.8

Added

- Ability to do a quick command, e.g. `proc reply` to quickly reply to the
first message.
- Added `On <date> at <time>, <sender> wrote:` to reply text.

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